... Chancellor ot Ireland, had been appointed to this livin ...

... the application was refused. The prisoner was, accordingly sent to gaol await his trial at the forthcoming assiies—.Vor/Aer/t Whig. ...

... regards the maintenance of the ministers of religion is The O’Douoghue. Mr M‘Kenna is independent all parties -not allied to the Whigs and not the satrap the Tories. The O’Donoghue is also independent, and though his leanings may be towards Lord Derby, we do ...

... the magistrates had great difficulty as to the course which That being the Government of that day—Lord Derby being then the Whig Secretary for Ireland—introduced a measure in 1832, and that mersure the hon. and -learned gentleman would bave the house (o ...

... his politics, even were they worse than they are, militates against him wherever a Conservative vote would be of service to Whig. On many occasions Conservatives might support a “liberal against a seditionist, but they naturally say, when the Irish Government ...

... his opponents to wince somewhat by Claididg the authorship of the first party procession acts for the ANLEY ” (now Lord for “ Whig Secretary Mr. ST. was felicitousin his illustration so he would call bim, and of the folly of party celebrations, by reminding ...

... ay as to which of two Scotch cities is the more drankea : it reminds one of a certain fable of pot and a kettle. —Northern Whig. The Gazette notifies that the Prince of Wales will bold lavees on behalf of her Majesty on the Bth and t3ud of Marchi ...

... were in great difficulty as to the comes they were to pursue. That being so, the present Lord Derby, then Mr. Stanley, as the Whig Secretary thtw m Procefor 4 , : inmch the inducedniloth aoa n t a h l h , : o r euse l l ear t i ti Tly aral l e !7 i c h ...

... several hours, land the jury, having heard the usual medical ' mony.returned a verdict of Accidentally drowned. ' I —BeVast Whig. ...

... to know why Whigs are at in Ireland, we can tell him that at least ona ; reason of their unpopularity is the mode i in which they have played fast and loose with the Irish State Church | | uestion, Whoso eloquent, so ea rnest as the Whigs | when out of ...

... efforts. Little did the Cullens, the Mac Hales, and tho Fathers Barlow, dream of the spirit they were evoking when denouncing Whig rule and urging their followers for tho time to throw themselves into tho aims tho hereditary enemies their liberties and their ...

... a vacancy created in the representation of that borough, and the usual advertisements were sent forth. One was— Wanted; a Whig for the borough of Tralee. Apply to the Snuare—(laughter). Another was — Wanted; a Tory for the borough of Tralee. Apply ...